Hello, We've discussed several times that we need a public place to centralize relevant status information for the community in an user-friendly way. The status information we have right now are available either from the dashboard [1] or the monitoring [2]. Ultimately, the dashboard is monitoring things that is either already monitored by our Sensu instance or could be. I'm working on status.rdoproject.org [3] right now (not yet fed with live data). The software for it, Cachet [4], is an open source version of statuspage.io. It's meant to be driven automatically through it's API but there is also an administrative interface to manually create/edit/resolve events if need be. So, for example, if Sensu detects a problem, it coud create an event on status.rdoproject -- and resolve it when it's resolved. The existing scripts for dashboards could be adapted to work with status.rdoproject. We could even have jenkins jobs post updates on status.rdoproject if we wanted. It also supports displaying basic metrics, like shown in the demo [5]. There will clearly be an overlap between status.rdo and dashboards.rdo. Are we okay with this ? I'm not looking to create yet another standard to rule them all (cue XKCD) but to use the right tool for the right job. Thoughts ? [1]: https://dashboards.rdoproject.org/rdo-dev [2]: http://uchiwa.monitoring.rdoproject.org/ (creds: rdo/rdo) [3]: http://status.rdoproject.org/ [4]: https://cachethq.io/ [5]: https://demo.cachethq.io/ David Moreau Simard Senior Software Engineer | Openstack RDO dmsimard = [irc, github, twitter]